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A Unified Republican Party · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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The news, opinions, commentary and interviews. You need to start your day
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when you're listening to the West Carol Morning Show. Wednesday morning, seventeenth day
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of July. I'm Wes, thanks for joining me. I promised you occasional
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updates on the kitchen at Carol Manor Stately Carol Manor and I just if you've
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heard me talk about the fact that we had a leak in our dishwasher back
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in October, and it was one of those deals where the leak caused some
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damage to the flooring, the sub flooring, and then in the cabinets.
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The cabinets had to be removed and replaced, and some of the flooring there
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were issues with and we had some lead in our walls when they tell it
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before they started pulling out cabinets. So we had a full abatement of our
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kitchen and that was something they were ready to do around Thanksgiving. We asked
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if we wait until January two, so we did and that other than that,
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that was the only real delay that month, five weeks whatever to January
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second. We just wanted to have Christmas in her house and have our kitchen.
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So from a January second until really yesterday, we didn't have much of
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anything that you could call a functional kitchen. We've had temporary sinks installed and
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things like that, and we had finally some cabinets put in, and then
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no countertops and temporary sink and things like that. We've basically been camping in
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our house since January second. Well, as of yesterday, we not only
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have countertops from that we're put in two days ago. At the end of
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the day yesterday we have our brand new sink installed, brand new faucet installed.
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We're starting to feel like we're not camping in our house anymore. So
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I'm pretty excited about getting to that phase of it, and I told you
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I would kind of share along the way. You know, at some point,
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maybe by the end of this week, the final electrical work will be
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done. We may even have a dishwasher installed ready to go by the end
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of the day today. That's pretty exciting. We've been hand washing things in
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whatever sink is available, you know. Sometimes it's the bathroom sink, sometimes
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it's the other bathroom sink, sometimes it's the temporary sink. Sometimes it's a
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bowl of hot water. Wherever you can just you know, get some dishes
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in it and start cleaning it. That's what you just have to do sometimes
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to make it work. But this has been a very long process, but
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we're close. We can kind of see the finish line. There's some other
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things that still have to be tweaked and chain changed and corrected along the way,
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but today we could be, you know, using an actual dishwasher.
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Again. That's pretty exciting stuff. I don't get me wrong. I know
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there's a lot of people either don't use their dishwasher, don't have a dishwasher.
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That is something that you know, we have. We've used in our
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home until it messed up and leaked and it's been repaired, and we're excited
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at the opportunity of being able to do that again. The blessing that is
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a dishwasher. We won't take it for granted. Again, I can tell
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you that not at all. Now. Growing up, we didn't use a
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dishwasher. We had three dishwashers. It was me and my two brothers.
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That's what we had growing up. Those were the dishwashers, at least by
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the time we got to a certain age. But anyway, all right,
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that said, I just wanted to give an update. I told you I
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would give you updates along the way. I know you're probably not keeping score
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at home or anything, but some of you have been through what we're going
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through. I have friends, I have folks that listen that have told me
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it took them fourteen months to get their kitchen fully back to normal after they
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had a leak, similar experience. So I'm just sharing it and maybe something
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that's relevant to you at some point. That's all okay. So here's what
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we want to talk about this morning, because we had another, I think
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a productive night at the RNC. The convention continues on today and we're you
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know, we're getting to that point where we're going to get the vice president
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nominees going to speak, and then tomorrow, of course we'll have a president,
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former President Trump will get up and speak. So we've got it was
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a big night last night though night too, vivek Ramaswami. We had the
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Speaker of the House, Nikki Haley, Ron DeSantis. You know, when
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you start bringing in the people that you had at one point had been running
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against, it's great to hear them say that they're now supporting the ticket and
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that they're behind it. It's one of those situations where I've talked in the
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entire time that I have worked in a news talk format, radio podcast,
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all of it. I have said many, many times. One of the
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things that I feel like that conservatives that Republicans don't do well, that the
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left does very well. And I think it's to the country's detriment. And
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I've expressed this before, but they do unity in a way that Republicans typically
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don't, or at least haven't lately. I mean, you go back to
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you know, you know, Reagan's forty nine state, when there was a
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lot of unity at that time, a national unity even, it felt like.
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But Democrats have had a knack for a very long time for getting on
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the same page and staying on the same page and working towards a common goal.
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It's something that I feel like they've understood. This is something that goes
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back. You know, there's a longstanding sort of mindset, and it's a
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bit of a unify and conquer mindset. And I know that in many communities
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you had black Americans who would utilize this. They would say, look,
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we're going to work together, We're going to be a voting block, and
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we're going to make sure that we're heard and I think that continues on in
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many communities. I don't think it quite has the solid established foundation. The
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foundation maybe is there, but I think there's cracks in it, is what
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I mean. But I do think that that is something that we've seen.
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We've seen it. They've tried to do this with women. Democrats are trying
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to do this with women now. They're trying to make the you know,
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this particular election all about abortion. That's what they want the topic to be.
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And they feel like all women are just going to sort of mindlessly fall
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in line, you know, like zombies, and say, yes, we're
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going to vote, you know, for abortion, that's what we want,
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completely missing the fact that there are many women who don't support that. There's
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times when it's backfired with the black community. And I've talked about this before
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too. You go back to two thousand and eight in California when this is
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the Obama election, and they said, we're going to get all these basically
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especially young black voters are going to get fired up about this election, and
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we're going to get them registered and they're going to vote, and they're going
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to be part of this election for Barack Obama. And that's what they do,
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and they went Barack Obama, Yes, that's my candidate. Gay marriage,
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Nope, don't do that. And you know, they were not able
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to get Proposition eight there in California. Then they of course got it later,
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but not then, not with the support of those black voters that they
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thought were going to be all together because they weren't as unified on that.
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It's a little different, right, but the party, the actual politicians,
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both houses, typically the President, the vice they have a knack for sort
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of saying, look, this is what we all stand for. Now.
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Occasionally you have that one rebel that stands out, or sometimes two, you
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have that cinema or you have that mansion that's willing to stand up. You
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have these moments where you just think, wow, I can't believe that they're
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going to be the one that's going to prevent this horrible thing from happening.
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Fetterman, who saw that coming? I didn't. I would have never guessed
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that Fetterman would be one of the voices of reason in the party. But
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anyway, Republicans, on the other hand, have a wide variety of people
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that fall into the party, fall under the umbrella a lot of different mindsets.
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You have people like Gates, you have people like JD. Vance.
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There are a number of different types you have the I mean, if you're
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even going to count Liz Cheney as a Republican, but you've got people that
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have fallen under all these different umbrellas for the party or a different areas of
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the umbrella, I should say so. And then you have bickering, you
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have fighting, you have people trying to oust the Speaker of the House or
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ousting the Speaker of the House. And we've gone through all of that.
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We haven't seen a completely unified Republican party in a while, and I think
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it's happened. I think we're seeing it now at this convention, and it's
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a weird thing. It almost feels like it's not real. Partly one of
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the reasons of what you start seeing, you know, the head of the
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Teamster Teamsters speaking that was a couple of nights ago. That was kind of
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bizarre. Some of that felt really weird, and people cheering in weird places.
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But anyway, that's a that's another topic for another day, I suppose.
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But unity amber Rose speaking at the r n C seemed weird. It
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was great, though, scared the mess out of some folks on the left
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quite a bit. I've seen a number of comments going, that's not good
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for us. That's what I've heard people on the left say, this is
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not good. Joy Reid took to it. It's the one time. It's
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so strange because normally you have a biracial person, they immediately by the left
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get labeled as black because they say, well, you have to be if
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you're part black and you're black, which goes back again. I think that's
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some of that old Civil War era Democrats, those KKK democrats from back in
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the day. I guess it's in the DNA. They just want to associate.
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They want to say, oh, you got that one drop of black
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blood, you must be black. I like this biracial thing that's coming.
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Amber Rose refers to herself as biracial, and I think that I think we
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need people need to be proud of who they are. They need to be
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proud of that. I think that they've deserved the right to be proud of
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that, and they don't. No one should be telling them how they have
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to identify themselves. But Joy Reid went after amber Rose because she said,
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I used to be a Democrat and I started. My dad encouraged me to
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try to figure out what I didn't like about Trump, and as I looked
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into it on my own, I realized why did I not like Trump?
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Once you start to realize all the myths and the phony information and fake news
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and all that stuff. On the subject of that, by the way,
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this is just following up on I think it's great Republicans are showing some unity.
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I think it's showing a lot of strength at a time when the country
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needs it. Part of the conversation the last night, the Speaker of the
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House was talking about being the party of law and order. I think that's
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the great equalizer in the world. We do this thing where we talk about
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trying to have equality and equity or whatever the left says. The reality is
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that law and order is what allows us to have equality. It just is
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if you truly exercise law and order. I'm not talking about a rogue cop.
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I'm not talking about a politician who's taken gold bars to do bribes and
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those sorts of things. I'm talking about true law and order, something that
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is looking out for the American people, the American citizens, and as a
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byproduct, people all around the world. Law and order is something, and
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that was part of the theme of last night's message, was about making America
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safe again, but knowing that there is value in pushing that as a type
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of equality. Are you going to have some court hearings that aren't fair?
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Yes? Are you going to have some so interesting, isn't it? You
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have a judge that a judge and a DA that ran the DA running on
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the campaign of I'm going to get Donald Trump in New York and Alvin Bragg.
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That trial goes exactly like everybody thought it would. People are saying,
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this doesn't seem fair. Barack Obama did the same thing in a different way,
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actually, what sounds worse way, Hillary Clinton, same kind of thing
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Donald Trump does it. They suddenly decide that this is a felony offense.
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That doesn't seem fair. And then they say, well, you know,
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you gotta no person's above the law. They got plea deals or whatever.
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They got some kind of a deal made and wrote a check and moved on.
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Donald Trump has to be walking around and we got to be able to
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call him a felon. That's what we want. It seems inevitable based on
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the Supreme Court's ruling about immunity for a president that that's gonna get thrown out.
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It should get thrown out based on their ruling, but they don't want
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to do it now. They want to let the felon thing linger as long
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as possible before they have to make a final decision. Even if they got
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to kick the final sentencing until after election day, right if they can stretch
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it out that long, I think they probably would if it's possible. And
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then you get the you know, the Court's judge saying that a special council
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appointment for the confidential documents. That suddenly is you know, cast into a
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whole and they're going to figure out if they're going to appeal it or whatever
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they're doing with it. But you know, that basically gets shut down at
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least into after the election. Their whole strategy, their whole game plan,
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was hinging on trying to convict him of as many of these things as possible.
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That and telling everybody that Project twenty twenty five is a Donald Trump thing.
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It's not. They're still saying it. By the way, They wanted
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to put it on Donald Trump being a danger to our democracy, a danger
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to America. These extremist Maga, Republicans, all those things that were just
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pounded in. And I've said this before many times before. The more that
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you can demonize a person, the more then you can make people feel like
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it's okay to do horrible things to him. We saw it with the Supreme
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Court, as people were saying, these people are about to overturn Ruby Wade,
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We're gonna have to do what we can to change this. We're gonna
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go to Justice Kavanaugh's house and wait outside. Once you demonize people enough,
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you're effectively putting them in the bull's eye to borrow a term from I don't
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know our president. And of course that mindset not only can lead to someone
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taking a shot at a former president, but it also is the very thing
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that creates this dynamic where people can laugh about it. Ha ha ha,
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Boy he got shot ha ha ha. Too bad that they barely missed,
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you know, it almost got him, and there's nothing funny about that,
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and it's despicable. It's one of those things that you know, we went
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through this, We've gone through this for quite some time now with people on
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the left. You know, if people don't have the same mindset as we
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have to eliminate them from our lives because they don't want us discussing ideas with
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one another. They want us hating each other because when we talk about things,
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when we do what amber Rose spoke about two nights ago, and you
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actually start looking into things and having conversations with people, and when you do
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that, there's a chance that you're going to change your mind and realize,
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wait a minute, what I'm doing, maybe as a voting block Black American
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or voting block Hispanic American, maybe I'm not voting in the true best interests
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of myself or my people. I'm just voting the way that I was told
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to vote, and that Democrats are taking me for granted now and they just
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assume that I'm going to vote the way that they expect me to anyway,
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so demonize people. Then suddenly, not only is it okay to show up
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at a Supreme Court justice's house with intentions to hurt him, not only is
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it okay to, you know, take a shot at a sitting president.
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And by the way we're gonna I've said I want as much information as we
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can get. The information is looking bad. It's looking bad, worse worse
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by the day, by the second and uh. The Speaker of the House,
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Mike Johnson last night said that they are pushing this investigation. They are
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going to get to the bottom of what happened on Saturday. I've said this,
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I think I said this yesterday. But I do know that if Donald
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Trump had used the term we're gonna put Joe Biden in the bull's eye and
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then someone shot him, they would be calling this an insurrection. They would
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be calling this treason, they would be calling this a call to take a
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shot at him. I don't think that that was Joe Biden's intention with what
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he said, but just know, we start talking about what is true law
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and order in justice in America. What's good for one should be good for
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the other. None of that should be acceptable for either. But when you're
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trying to demonize a candidate, that's the mindset that you have. I heard
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someone say, why are we not treating this as the JA thirteen insurrection attempt?
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And I thought that's an interesting take on it after all the J six
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stuff. But anyway, it's very nice to see Republicans showing unity. Is
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this going to hold up all the way until November? Many Democrats, many
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are very concerned not just about the presidential race, but about all of the
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races below it. Some saying we are in big trouble. This is one
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of those situations where publicans may take the White House, they may also take
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the Senate and grow seats in the House, and they feel this danger.
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Oh no, this could be big trouble, and I would say that America
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needs that right now. I'm all for balance, I'm all for people working
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together, but we're not seeing people work together. We're seeing one party try
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to push things through and the other party at times being able to slow it
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down a little bit, but it still ends up happening. It's part of
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why we've gone through this Green New Deal being pushed down our throats under the
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guise of it being something to do with inflation reduction, and it had nothing
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to do with that. But it's nice to see the unity. We need
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more information on exactly what happened and what all the failures were for Secret Service
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and FBI. We're learning more and more about how long that guy was walking
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around with a rifle, climbing around on rooftops and no real explanation for why
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something wasn't done and why Trump was on the X to use the term that
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I just learned. I just learned that one, and I thought, oh,
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it makes perfect sense. I like the terminology there. So yes,
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the more suspicious all of this info is the more that I can see why
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more and more people are scratching their heads and asking questions. And we need
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to ask questions because we need to know the truth and this doesn't need to
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be one of those things that we just don't ever really get some answers to
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Morning Show right after the break. A new study says that watching sports could
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actually help you live longer and a happier life. At that researchers found that
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people who watch sports experience greater well being than those who don't, and this
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is linked to the social aspects of watching games. It seems being connected to
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others through sports leads to more satisfied life and being less lonely. Okay,
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all good stuff that improves happiness and decreases symptoms of depression. I'm not laughing
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at the idea of being less lonely. I'm just laughing at the way it
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says that it basically the social aspects of the game it leads with lest lonely.
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I mean those those things seem to go together. Would this also mean
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we're better off actually going to the movie theaters to watch movies because that's dying
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fast, and I don't know that that's going to make a big comeback.
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I know we got this Deadpool and Wolverine movie coming out soon, and that
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I guess maybe one of those things that'll get people in theaters to watch it.
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I just don't know. I don't know how that's going to play out.
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City agencies in New York have been using drones to patrol beaches for signs
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of sharks and struggling swimmers. Sounds like a good idea, right not if
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you're one of the birds in the area. Apparently, flocks of local shore
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birds have been swarming the drones, forcing the police department and other city agencies
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to adjust their flight plans. Birds very annoyed by the drones probably think that
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they're defending their chicks from a predator. The city officials are now putting together
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new plans that they say hopefully can still help people at the beach without annoying
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any of those shore birds. Let's talk about naked texting. A naked text
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is one that doesn't have an emoji in it apparently. A new survey says
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forty one percent of respondents that a text is not complete without an emoji.
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Not surprisingly, this is especially true for gen z or. Seventy percent of
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gen z almost called them zen set emojis needed a part of a text,
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needed to be part of a text message you created forty six percent of gen
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xers. However, most people agreed that messages would be more than just an
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emoji. Thirty two percent set an emoji alone is a conversation killer. So
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there you go, naked texting. I don't typically put emojis in my text,
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and I probably have done the conversation killer thing. I guess that's probably
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not yesterday. I did better with my dot dot dot. I only did
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one of those yesterday. But with somebody who's been a friend for a long
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time, they get it and they know that I'm frugal, so I don't
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think I'm going to get any grief for them. But I did better.
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I only did one of those yesterday. I think it's the only one to
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remember sending all right, foods that are bad for you, you know probably
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what most of them are. They're foods that involve sugar, and you know
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a lot of processing. So hot dogs, sugary soft drinks, white bread.
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Nothing surprising there, but a new study shedding more light on how unhealthy
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those foods are. Researchers followed the eating habits of five hundred thousand people over
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three decades and concluded that people who ate higher amounts of ultra processed foods,
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which are industrially processed foods with five or more ingredients, increase their risk of
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dying by ten percent. I mean everybody's risk of dying is one hundred percent,
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right, sorry, increase the risk of dying by ten percent compared to
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those who ate a small amount of ultra processed foods. They also found that
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they had a higher risk of developing heart disease type two diabetes, dementia,
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or colorectal cancer. So just keep that in mind as you're thinking about eating
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processed foods. The less is more, less is better, right, And
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I don't think this is a big shock. Finally, summertime gets people excited
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about sweet cold treats. This is a bead segue to go from that other
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story. Don't eat sugary stuff unless it's summertime. Ice cream. A new
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survey done by the National Frozen and Refrigerated Food Association. I'm sure that they
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didn't sponsor the previous study. In the other story shows that an overwhelming majority
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of Americans love ice cream, especially simple, classic flavors. According to the
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survey, seventy two percent of Americans agree that a summer meal is just not
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complete without ice cream. For dessert, seventy one percent said they prefer flavors
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like vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry. Some other things from the survey,
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sixty eight percent said that when they hear or jingle from an ice cream truck,
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they either buy a treat or run to the grocery store to buy ice
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cream. We always told our boys that that song from the ice cream truck
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means that it's out of ice cream. Yeah. They figured it out eventually
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and they were like, oh, and we still tell them that even though
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they know better. Younger people more likely to experiment with new and unusual flavors.
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Seventy five percent of adults say ice cream is their ultimate indulgence. Back
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to the other one, younger people more likely to experiment. I think older
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people I'm putting myself in this group know that we should eat ice cream less.
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Therefore, you you know, stick with what you know you're going to
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like. That's my thinking. Fifty nine prefer to buy ice cream at grocery
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stores rather than ice cream shops to save money. Yes, dot dot dot
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Yes, that's me frugal. Fifty eight percent prefer to eat ice cream at
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home. Eh. Yeah, I mean if I'm going for the economic one.
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But I don't not buy ice cream at ice cream shops. I've done
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that. I just you know, try to limit it. Buy it by
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a big giant tub of it, and then you can eat on it for
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a long time, as much of it as you want. This is talking
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about ice cream. But I'm gonna tell you right now, summertime, in
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hot weather, it gets me ready for popsicles. I like the popsicles.
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They're good fruit popsicles. I can eat them all summer long, I can
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eat them all winter long. I just like fruit popsicles. That's me.
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